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Factorise x^2+7x+10 to find the roots of the equatino x^2+7x+10=0

When we are asked to solve a quadratic, we can use the formula, but we are here specifically asked to use factorisation.

First of all, we need to know the format of factorisation: usually, it's (x+...

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Answered by Felix H. Maths tutor
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Find dy/dx when y = 2ln(2e-x)

Answering this question requires knowledge of e and ln. If we look at the question we can see 2 is being multiplied by the ln, so we might want to use the product rule. Also, we can see that the ln has a ...

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Answered by Jay L. Maths tutor
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Expand and simplify (x+12)(x-3)

In order to solve this question, I am going to use the FOIL (first, outer, inner, last) method of expanding brackets. First we need to multiply the two first elements in each bracket together - in this ca...

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Answered by Jay L. Maths tutor
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Show that AB is not parallel to CD.

Question has two figures: a trapezium with angles 60, 2x, 3x,x and two lines AB and CD with a line across them forming conjugate angle sets with the two labelled angles 120 and x not part of the same pair...

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Answered by Elizabeth P. Maths tutor
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y = (x^3)/3 - 4x^2 + 12x find the stationary points of the curve and determine their nature.

first we find the first derivative of the function. Here dy/dx = x^2-8x+12. We set this to zero and factorise to obtain the roots of the function. Such that dy/dx = (x-6)(x-2)= 0. This gives the stationar...

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Answered by Jordan M. Maths tutor
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